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Slow backend woocommerce

erikhellstroem — Thu, 10 Oct 2024 11:47:13 +0000

Hi!
I hope this message finds you well. We recently disabled and removed the WPLOYALTY plugin from our WordPress/WooCommerce site due to performance concerns. However, we are still experiencing significant slowdowns in our site’s backend, specifically due to an unusually high number of database queries related to the users (usermeta table), which seems unusual for a site with around 1245 users.

Given that WPLOYALTY was responsible for managing user points and rewards, I’m wondering if the plugin may have left behind residual data or made modifications to the database that are still affecting performance even after its removal.

Could you please advise on the following:

Are there any specific database entries or tables created by WPLOYALTY that we should clean up manually?
Could there be any changes to the usermeta table that may be causing excessive queries after the plugin was disabled?
Do you have any recommendations for safely cleaning up or optimizing the database after uninstalling WPLOYALTY?

We appreciate any insights or guidance you can provide to help resolve this issue.

Thank you for your support!

//Erik

Site and Backend Slowed to a Crawl Overnight

bastecutfold — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 04:18:40 +0000

My site has never been lightning-speed, but it’s perfectly usuable. However for the past 4-5 days I’ve been unable to accomplish anything in the backend because it takes several minutes to load, and if I do get the editor to load, it takes forever to do anything. (Example: I was writing a post and wanted to turn a word into a link, and it took a full minute to bring up the box with the dropdown list.)

The public site is just as bad. It takes several minutes for pages to load, if they load at all. It’s basically unusable right now, which is challenging because I have some things I need to post by specific dates but am currently unable to post them without it taking all day. I’m afraid people won’t be able to access the posts, either, if the pages take an eternity to load.

I haven’t made any big changes recently—no new themes, plugins, etc. The only plugin I’ve updated in the past week was a Google update (I think Analytics? I tried to check the name, but can’t get the plugin page to load in the backend.)

This isn’t a general page speed problem related to resizing images, etc. (I know I have more work to do there, but the site worked well enough a few days ago.) I don’t think it’s my internet, as all other sites load fine. Is it hosting-related? Again, it worked fine until a few days ago.

I’m at a loss as to how to get speed back to where it was at the beginning of the week, at least so it’s fast enough to access the backend. I thought it was a temporary glitch, but now I’m not so sure.

Any thoughts/advice would be much appreciated.

Plugin’s slow query slows down backend

jamminjames — Sat, 23 Sep 2023 23:00:29 +0000

This plugin initiates a very slow query which slows down the backend while logged in. According to the Query Monitor plugin, the culpable call is sfmBasicActions->sfmListActiveRss() which initiates a query like:

select p.post_author,u.user_login from siow8zcap_posts p
LEFT?JOIN?siow8zcap_users u on p.post_author=u.ID where p.post_status="publish" and p.post_type="post"

… involving 8046 rows in our database. How can we fix this? Thanks.

Error at backend

MerelB — Fri, 24 Jun 2022 15:17:22 +0000

Hello,

When editing a post with customized Lazy Blocks the right side bar is loading very slow and I get the next error in console: Block names must contain a namespace prefix, include only lowercase alphanumeric characters or dashes, and start with a letter. Example: my-plugin/my-custom-block.

Thank you in advance.
Mable

Yoast is significantly slowing down WordPress backend

effecticore — Tue, 03 May 2022 07:43:10 +0000

Hi YOAST team,

we have run into the following problem: our WordPress site using WPBakery as page builder is super slow in the backend – and this seems to be caused by YOAST.

Why we think so?

We have run a plug-in conflict test and went through all plugins and as soon as we deactivate YOAST the load times for a page are reduced by 50% to an ok level.
We are talking up to 25 seconds with YOAST active and around 10 seconds with YOAST deactivated.

Can you please help? Thanks!

Lutz

Plugin is slowing down backend – timeout

Charles — Fri, 16 Oct 2020 07:47:07 +0000

Hi,
I have read great reviews for this plugin and really want to use it on our sites but am having a lot of trouble with it slowing down backend processing.
I have several site on one domain where I tried using the plugin:
Each site uses Woocommerce and when using the plugin it takes really long (15 – 20 secs) to convert an order form “On hold” to “Completed”. If multiple orders are selected the site gets a timeout error 524 – establishing database connection. One of the other sites uses YITH Gift Card plugin which emails out gift cards once they are paid for. But using SMTP they were not being consistently sent. Many times getting an error “CRITICAL Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 777101312 bytes) in /home/xxxxxxxxxx/domains/cida.site/public_html/online/wp-content/plugins/easy-wp-smtp/easy-wp-smtp.php on line 323”. And at the same time making backend processing of orders incredibly slow.
When I switch back to PHPMailer, none of these problems present.
I am happy to send as much info as you may need with regards to these problems.

Slow load times when filesystem is EFS

Jon Dingman — Mon, 13 Jan 2020 18:16:14 +0000

I’ve been running into issues where having the Yoast SEO plugin installed, causes my backend to slow down dramatically.

Using Query Monitor to monitor the Page Generation Time and queries, I have found that having the Yoast plugin installed, causes my backend to slow down from 0-1 second, to 2-3 seconds load time. And every page load, this becomes significant.

My filesystem is shared across multiple servers using AWS’ EFS filesystem. Without Yoast activated, the backend is very fast. Stock/vanilla WordPress backend, loading in 0.29 seconds on average.

Happy to provide more information with the goal of finding a suitable solution so that I, and others, can use Yoast on an EFS filesystem.

Backend loading is very problematic all of a sudden

landed — Mon, 29 Oct 2018 10:38:06 +0000

I am getting bad gateway error regularly since over 12 hours now while the front end is fine.
I looked at the console and this url looks sus
admin-ajax.php?_fs_blog_admin=true

Can anyone help me to debug what is causing the slowdown please. Thank you.

My page is slow and and not responsive

oluhmayor — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 00:57:16 +0000

My page is very slow to load and not responvise.

It has given me a nightmare, kindly help with this.

thank you

Worst Plugin

golusinghcpr — Wed, 06 Dec 2017 18:35:13 +0000

Worst Plugin. Don’t use it, if speed matters for your website. I was frustated because of the slow speed of my website,until I installed the “query monitor”. After installation I came to know that, for a single post it query the database 355 times. Due to this database query was too much which leads to slow page generation by backend.